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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 26th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

In its continuing fight against organized crime in British Columbia, the RCMP is turning to an unlikely weapon: Wikipedia.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 23rd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

Those parts of the government charged with ensuring economic health have a different mind-set, monitoring capital markets where they assume threats are not malicious, but competitive in nature. This needs to change.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 23rd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

European nations have begun intensive discussions both within and among their governments on whether to resettle detainees from the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as a significant overture to the incoming Obama administration, according to senior European officials and U.S. diplomats.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 23rd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

WITH ILLINOIS GOVERNOR Rod Blagojevich setting the new standard for corruption, many people are asking why some places seem more corrupt than others. During the 1990s, for example, Louisiana had 10 times as many corruption-related convictions per capita as New Hampshire.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 22nd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

A jury today convicted five men of plotting an attack on military personnel at Ft. Dix in New Jersey.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 22nd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

Millions of green card holders will be fingerprinted and photographed every time they enter the United States as part of an expansion of a controversial biometric program, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Thursday.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 22nd, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

Wolfson, top Dems in spokespeople mix - Mike Allen - Politico.com
The Politico is reporting that Sean Smith, a campaign adviser to Senator Joe Lieberman, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Reform Committee, is being considered to serve as the top communicator at the Department of Homeland Security. Smith was also the Pennsylvania communications [...]

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Chris Battle
December 21st, 2008- by Chris Battle   

In her 60 Minutes segment, Leslie Stahl suggests she can spot terrorists simply by eyeballing them. Old white lady? No. Young Arab man? Could be … If it were only that easy.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 21st, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

Cyber War Games Confirm Flaws in US Security - ReadWriteWeb
After participating in a two day cyber war simulation last week, government and industry officials said that the United States is ill-equipped to cope with a major attack against computer networks Reuters reports.
The cyber war game brought together 230 representatives of government agencies, private companies and [...]

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David Olive
December 20th, 2008- by David Olive   

Is House Speaker Nancy Pelosi unwilling to spend political capital to finish the job of enacting the recommendations of the 9-11 Commission? It’s time for Congress, and especially Speaker Pelosi, to show some leadership and clean up the mishmash of committees claiming jurisdiction over the Department of Homeland Security.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 19th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

Online jihadists have already used YouTube, blogs and other social media to spread their propaganda. Now, a group of internet Islamic extremists is putting together a plan for “invading Facebook.”

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 19th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

It’s now all but official that the former Navy admiral and CIA official has been tapped to be Mike McConnell’s successor as director of national intelligence.

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David McWhorter
December 18th, 2008- by David McWhorter   

The United States has a well-deserved reputation as a litigious society, which can be a rude wake-up call for those unfamiliar with the American tort system. The benefits afforded by the SAFETY Act protect not only the enterprise, the “Seller”, but also its suppliers, distributors and customers, thus creating a valuable market advantage over competitors that do not have SAFETY Act protections.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 18th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has had a stained reputation almost from the start, and especially since its dismal performance in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 18th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

SeaWorld Orlando could become a target for terrorists trying to obtain chemicals, according to a preliminary review of businesses, universities and other facilities across the country by the federal government.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 17th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

After 9/11, the United States reduced its role in the world to one big idea: prosecuting the “Global War on Terrorism.”

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 17th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

The Examiner reports that Maryland’s Transportation Secretary John Porcari says the state will move ahead with legislation to require immigrants to prove they are legal residents before they can legally drive.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 17th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

President-elect Obama has promised the country a massive economic stimulus in the form of an immense infrastructure building program, “the largest new investment” in the backbone of our country since the construction of the federal highway system in the 1950s.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 16th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

ABC News: Exclusive: Cheney Holds Hard-Line Stance
In an exclusive interview Monday with ABC News, Vice President Dick Cheney issued an unapologetic defense of the Bush administration’s anti-terror policies, including the use of waterboarding, and said the prison at Guantanamo Bay should remain open as long as there’s a war on terror.

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Homeland Security Blogwatch
December 16th, 2008- by Homeland Security Blogwatch   

The economic crisis is jeopardizing the nation’s ability to handle public-health emergencies and possible bioterrorist attacks, according to government leaders and a new report.

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